Resorts World Las Vegas vs Treasure Island (TI): Head-to-Head Comparison

Two of Las Vegas's Strip casinos compared side by side. Resorts World Las Vegas offers 3,506 rooms, while Treasure Island (TI) offers 2,884 rooms. Here's how they stack up across gaming, rooms, amenities, and value.

Side-by-side comparison

Feature Resorts World Las Vegas Treasure Island (TI)
Location North Strip North Strip
Price Range $$$ $$
Star Rating 4.4 / 5 4.0 / 5
Total Rooms 3,506 2,884
Casino Sq Ft 117,000 65,000
Table Games 117 56
Slot Machines 1,400 1,000
Poker Room Yes No
Sportsbook Yes Yes
Pool Yes Yes
Buffet No Yes
Spa Yes Yes
Nightclub Yes No
Live Shows Yes Yes
Casino Group Independent MGM Resorts
Year Established 2021 1993

Which is better for…

Gaming enthusiasts

Winner: Resorts World Las Vegas

With 117 table games and 1,400 slots, Resorts World Las Vegas offers a wider gaming selection than Treasure Island (TI)'s 56 tables and 1,000 slots.

Luxury seekers

Winner: Resorts World Las Vegas

Resorts World Las Vegas pairs a $$$ price tier with a 4.4/5 rating, edging out Treasure Island (TI) on the luxury scale.

Budget travelers

Winner: Treasure Island (TI)

Treasure Island (TI) ($$) generally runs cheaper than Resorts World Las Vegas ($$$).

Poker players

Winner: Resorts World Las Vegas

Resorts World Las Vegas has a dedicated poker room, while Treasure Island (TI) does not.

Families

Tie

Both rate similarly for families.

Couples

Winner: Resorts World Las Vegas

Resorts World Las Vegas wins for couples with a 4.4/5 rating and a full spa.

Location & getting between them

Both properties are located on the North Strip, walking distance apart. The Venetian/Palazzo to Wynn is a short 5-minute walk. Resorts World and Fontainebleau are near the Convention Center. The STRAT is at the far north end, about a 20-minute walk from Wynn. The Las Vegas Monorail has stops at SAHARA and Convention Center. See our North Strip guide for the full walkable cluster.

The verdict

Resorts World Las Vegas wins 7 of the compared categories to 1. Choose Resorts World Las Vegas if you want a bigger gaming floor; choose Treasure Island (TI) if you prefer lower prices.

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